College football Week 10 action is underway with some weeknight games in advance of another Saturday of games. During the main part of the week, many of the nation’s top 25 teams will be in action, including a few meetings between ranked powerhouses.
Highlights include a Big 12 battle as Kansas State visits Texas and a pair of SEC heavyweight matchups: Missouri at Georgia and LSU at Alabama. Read on for a betting preview and a look at the latest and best college football Week 10 odds.
College football Week 10 point spreads
- (3) Ohio State () at Rutgers ()
- (25) Kansas State () at (7) Texas ()
- Texas A&M () at (11) Ole Miss ()
- (12) Notre Dame () at Clemson ()
- UConn () at (19) Tennessee ()
- Arizona State () at (18) Utah ()
- Army () at (17) Air Force ()
- (14) Missouri () at (1) Georgia ()
- (4) Florida State () at Pitt ()
- (9) Penn State () at Maryland ()
- (10) Oklahoma () at Oklahoma State ()
- Virginia Tech () at (15) Louisville ()
- (21) Tulane () at East Carolina ()
- (23) James Madison () at Georgia State ()
- California () at (6) Oregon ()
- (22) Kansas () at Iowa State ()
- Purdue () at (2) Michigan ()
- (5) Washington () at (24) USC ()
- (13) LSU () at (8) Alabama ()
- (16) Oregon State () at Colorado ()
- (20) UCLA () at Arizona ()
College football Week 10 moneyline odds
- (3) Ohio State () at Rutgers ()
- (25) Kansas State () at (7) Texas ()
- Texas A&M () at (11) Ole Miss ()
- (12) Notre Dame () at Clemson ()
- UConn () at (19) Tennessee ()
- Arizona State () at (18) Utah ()
- Army () at (17) Air Force ()
- (14) Missouri () at (1) Georgia ()
- (4) Florida State () at Pitt ()
- (9) Penn State () at Maryland ()
- (10) Oklahoma () at Oklahoma State ()
- Virginia Tech () at (15) Louisville ()
- (21) Tulane () at East Carolina ()
- (23) James Madison () at Georgia State ()
- California () at (6) Oregon ()
- (22) Kansas () at Iowa State ()
- Purdue () at (2) Michigan ()
- (5) Washington () at (24) USC ()
- (13) LSU () at (8) Alabama ()
- (16) Oregon State () at Colorado ()
- (20) UCLA () at Arizona ()
College football Week 10 over/under lines
- (3) Ohio State at Rutgers ()
- (25) Kansas State at (7) Texas ()
- Texas A&M at (11) Ole Miss ()
- (12) Notre Dame at Clemson ()
- UConn at (19) Tennessee ()
- Arizona State at (18) Utah ()
- Army at (17) Air Force ()
- (14) Missouri at (1) Georgia ()
- (4) Florida State at Pitt ()
- (9) Penn State at Maryland ()
- (10) Oklahoma at Oklahoma State ()
- Virginia Tech at (15) Louisville ()
- (21) Tulane at East Carolina ()
- (23) James Madison at Georgia State ()
- California at (6) Oregon ()
- (22) Kansas at Iowa State ()
- Purdue at (2) Michigan ()
- (5) Washington at (24) USC ()
- (13) LSU at (8) Alabama ()
- (16) Oregon State at Colorado ()
- (20) UCLA at Arizona ()
College football Week 10 odds
The odds for this week’s games are in the table below. Clicking any of the odds will take you to the sportsbook offering that line. New customers can gain access to promos from various top sports betting sites.
College football Week 10 betting previews
Kansas State vs. Texas betting preview
- Date: Saturday, Nov. 4
- Time: 12 p.m. ET
- Broadcast: Fox
- Kansas State spread:
- Texas spread:
- Kansas State moneyline:
- Texas moneyline:
- Total: Over/under
The Big 12 chase is far from settled, as five teams have 4-1 records in conference play, including these two ranked squads. Kansas State is ranked 25th with a record of 6-2 and has won three straight, including a 41-0 win over Houston last time out. Texas is seventh in the land and 7-1, defeating BYU last week 35-6. In the all-time series, the Longhorns lead 13-10 and have won six straight over the Wildcats.
Missouri vs. Georgia betting preview
- Date: Saturday, Nov. 4
- Time: 3:30 p.m. ET
- Broadcast: CBS
- Missouri spread:
- Georgia spread:
- Missouri moneyline:
- Georgia moneyline:
- Total: Over/under
Missouri is ranked 14th in the latest poll and has a record of 7-1. The team has won two straight following its lone defeat of the campaign at the hands of LSU. Defending champion Georgia continues to hold down the top spot in the AP poll and is a perfect 8-0, walloping Florida last time out by a score of 43-20. The Bulldogs have an 11-1 advantage over the Tigers in all-time meetings and won last season’s matchup 26-22.
LSU vs. Alabama betting preview
- Date: Saturday, Nov. 4
- Time: 7:45 p.m. ET
- Broadcast: CBS
- LSU spread:
- Alabama spread:
- LSU moneyline:
- Alabama moneyline:
- Total: Over/under
Another pair of top SEC squads will do battle in primetime. LSU is 6-2 and ranked 13th, having won three straight since its defeat at the hands of Ole Miss. Alabama is eighth with a record of 7-1, picking up victories in six in a row since a loss to Texas. As the spread suggests, sportsbooks see these teams as fairly close. The Tigers and Crimson Tide are both 5-3 against the spread thus far. LSU won last year’s meeting over Alabama by a score of 32-31 in overtime.
College football Week 10 futures report
The chase for the College Football Playoff is entering the stretch run. The first edition of this season’s CFP rankings came out this week. Ohio State was first, followed by Georgia, Michigan, and Florida State. Meanwhile, in the latest odds to win the national championship, Michigan and Georgia are battling for the top spot on the board.
The top four teams in the CFP poll and national title odds align, albeit in a slightly different order. Time is running short for other squads to make their move. According to the latest odds, there are four clubs within striking distance: Oregon, Alabama, Texas, and Washington. We’ll gain additional clarity on the race following this week’s games.
Washington QB Michael Penix Jr. remains the favorite in Heisman Trophy odds by a slight margin over Michigan QB JJ McCarthy. Penix Jr. leads the nation with 2,945 passing yards. He has thrown for 24 TDs for the 8-0 Huskies. McCarthy’s stats aren’t as prolific for the 8-0 Wolverines — 1,799 yards and 18 TDs — but he’s second in passer rating at 199.1.
First in that metric at 204.3 is LSU QB Jayden Daniels, who currently holds down third place in Heisman odds. Rounding out the top five are Oregon QB Bo Nix and Florida State QB Jordan Travis. All five will be in action this week with a chance to further build their case to take the trophy home.
